KATHMANDU: Nepal’s national public debt liability has crossed the threshold of Rs 3 trillion, driven by rapid borrowing during the first quarter of the fiscal year 2026/27.
According to the latest monthly report published by the Public Debt Management Office covering the period up to mid-October, the country’s cumulative outstanding debt reached Rs 3,009.11 billion (Rs 3.009 trillion).
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